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How does a Figure Skating (Senior) Season look like? - A guide for YoI fanfic writers

Since Yuri on Ice mainly deals with the Grand Prix Series and other competitions are only mentioned as a side note, I've noticed that many writers seem to struggle with how a season in figure skating looks like. So here is what I've gathered from my years of watching and research!

Disclaimer: I am only human and I make mistakes. I am by no means saying that this is to be accepted as truth without question. If there are any errors, please tell me and I'll fix them!

The new season starts on July 1st. Hence the July 1st cut off. That means that anyone who hasn't turned 15 by June 30th isn't elligable for Senior competition that season (Which means that even though Yuri Plisetsky was 15 for the World Championship we see in Episode 1, he wasn't allowed to compete there).

On July 1st or the end of June is also when we usually get the Grand Prix Assignments. There are 6 qualifying competitions + the Grand Prix Final.

The 6 qualifying competitions usually are:

Skate Amerika (USA)

Skate Canada International (CAN)

Internationaux de France (FRA) (This season called Grand Prix de France...no one knows why...)

Cup of China (CHN)

NHK Trophy (JPN)

Cup of Russia/Rostelecom Cup (RUS)

This season (22/23) the Cup of China and Russia are replaced (for obvious reasons) by the MK John Wilson Trophy (GBR) and the Grand Prix Espoo (FIN)

The location of the Final changes every season. This season it's in Torino in Italy.

So in July we get the Assignments. Funniest thing about that and something I think is worth including in stories is: The skaters find out the same way we do. By either camping on twitter and waiting for the ISU to tweet that they uploaded them, or by refreshing the website every 5 minutes around the time they or some other source said they'd drop them. This season the assignments dropped on July 22nd...it was nerve wrecking...poor skaters...

The ISU is also located in Switzerland. Assignments drop between 3 and 5 pm. So worst case, Yuuri and Viktor will stare at twitter at 1am in Japan waiting for the ISU to ge their shit sorted out. That's what the triplets where shown doing in the anime xD

But the Grand Prix Series isn't the first thing that happens. For starters, let's look at national competitions...

As for Japan...

First of all, if your skater isn't already qualified for nationals by placing well enough at them the year before (the medalists get "seeded" by the JSF), they need to go to Regionals first (Like Yuuri when he finished 11th at Nationals after the GPF). That's late September, early Oktober depending on the region.

Now, Yuuri technically would have needed to also go to Sectionals after that! Which isn't shown in the anime! That's in late Oktober. Unless Yuuri does finishes on top at sectionals, he's not going to Nationals...

But that wasn't shown in the Anime because it would have been repetitive and Sectionals also overlap with the first two GP events a lot.

As for Russia...

I honestly never cared enough. The men weren't interesting enough imo and Russia is the reason women's singles stresses me tf out and I barely watch it...

But as far as I know, to qualify for Nationals they need to compete in 2 out of 5 stages of the Russian Cup Series. It functions similarly to the ISU Grand Prix. Skaters are seeded immediatly if they are assigned to the ISU Grand Prix or qualify for the Junior GP Final. So neither Viktor, nor Yuri needed to bother with that.

Beforehand however, there are the test skates. They are in early September and that's not a competition. It's literally just a televised program announcement and they get fedback. No points, no medals.

August - December:

Another type of International competition is the Challenger Series. Skaters who are not assigned a GP Event may go there instead. They are ranked below the GP Series and there isn't a final. But the ISU recognizes Personal and Seasons Bests there aswell as World records. Nebelhorn is also used as the final qualifying competition for the last remaining olympic spots.

Most well known are:

US International Skating Classic (USA)

Lombardia Trophy (Italy)

Autumn Classic International (Canada)

Nebelhorn Trophy (Germany)

Ondrej Nepela Trophy/Memorial (Slovakia)

Finlandia Trophy (Finland)

Golden Spin of Zagreb (Croatia)

Oktober - December

What you've all been waiting for: The Grand Prix Series

As mentioned before, 6 qualifying competitions: Skate America, Skate Canada Int., Internationaux de France, Cup of China, NHK Trophy, Cup of Russia/Rostelecom Cup. Not always in that order.

They get assigned spots based on their placing in worlds or their ranking in ISU standings. So, unlike I first thought when I watched the Anime (I did not know about the GP Series before), regionals did not matter for Yuuri's Grand Prix spots.

If it had been a minimum score issue, Yuuri would have needed to go to a challenger, like Nebelhorn for example.

If I'm totally honest...I don't know exactly how Yuuri got two spots at all? I just accept GP assignments as they come because I don't really understand how they work... It was either the come back rule, or Yuuri got invited by either China or Russia in addition to his guaranteed spot? I have no clue...he got two, I'm not questioning that further because I legit don't understand. Feel free to enlighten me ^^'

Anyway...skaters can compete in max. 2 competitions. Unlike suggested in YoI, there are actually 12 skaters at each event (8 for pairs).

In the end 6 qualify for the final. There is a point system in Place:

At each event, skaters get awarded points for their placement.

place: 15 points

place: 13

place: 11

place: 9

place: 7

place: 5

place: 4

place: 3

The skaters with the highest amount of points advance to the final. If there is a tie, there are several rules to break the tie. For example: Mickey placed 3rd in both of his events and therefor got 22 points. Yuuri got 2nd and 4th and therefor also had 22 points. But since Yuuri placed higher than Mickey in one of his events, Yuuri advanced to the final.

Then the final takes place in early to mid December.

December:

Important for YoI are Japanese and Russian Nationals, which usually fall around Christmas each year. That's where it is determined who is send to the Four Continents or European Championships, aswell as the World Championships.

January/Feburary:

That's when 4CC/Euros usually take place. I suggest looking up dates for the year you are setting your story in or just decide yourself if you want. It's fanfiction after all :D

Also usually in Feburary if relevant: The Olympics.

March:

Late March are the World Championships. And with that the competitive season ends. Unless you want to include the Team Trophy...but I don't really bother with that.

April-July:

ICE SHOWS!!!! :D Or: how competitive figure skaters actually earn money

Resources for further research:

Wikipedia is your friend :D

Also if you want to use an IRL competition as a guide for scoring, program layouts etc... just google "ISU results (insert competition you want to use)". A page should come up that has detailed results with scoring sheets. E.g. Worlds 22

Another Note:

For ISU events the starting order for the short is as far as I understand usually determined by draw. The groups are seperated by ISU rankings. So the first 6 in the standings will be skating in the last group, and draw from the last 6 starting numbers.

For the free there usually is reversed starting order (like in YoI, the person who placed first in the short skates last), though I have also heard that sometimes they draw again based on those standings that time.

Also, there is an exhibition gala and a banquet after almost each of these competitions ;)

I hope that this was a little helpful :D Happy watching and happy writing <3

#yuri on ice #yoi #yoi fanfic #yoi fandom #yuuri on ice #ao3 #ao3 writer #figure skating

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einabler · 1 year

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Men's Short Program - Grand Prix Final | Torino 2022

Gosh this is such a tight competition for all six men, with 4 of them coming from Japan. A little bummed that Jun and Kazuki couldn't make it to the top 6, but it's not like these 6 men aren't capable of showing great performances. So we're still SO in for a treat tonight.

So let's starts with...

Shun Sato (18 - JPN) Starting the competition with a Christmas vibe. But sadly, the vibe isn't vibing as he fell on 4Lz. A jump that I thought to be the most reliable on his repertoire. However, he managed to pull himself up and land the combo, 4T2T -with a little skid on the 4T, hence only a 2T instead of intended 3T. The last jump, 3A, was the only redeeming feature as it's done nicely with a good running edge on landing.

Personally, I feel Shun has progressed nicely in the artistic area than last season. Though, I think the choreography in the step sequence felt a bit flat, and his posture still looks a bit rigid. Also, he's not the best spinner among the 6 as well. So I guess his score, 76.62, is a little justified -emphasis on the little. Most of the judges seem to score him in the low 7 to 6 on PCS. Which, I think, a bit too low considering that he does have a decent skating skill, pretty nice speed overall, and a good edge control. So I can't help but squinting my eyes to the judges on that scoring. Well, I do hope he could land the 4Lz tomorrow and get the score he does deserve. On a side note, I just realized that Mura Takahito has become his coach! Would love to see him accompanying the skaters some day soon.

Daniel Grassl (20 - ITA) Sadly, another fall on the 4Lz -it seems to be the cursed jump tonight, eh. Also, I noticed that the take-off was on the flat edge, and it seems to be called out by the technical panelist. But he pulled it together afterwards to get the 3A landed quick and nicely. His combo jump, the 3Lz3T was also good enough. Truthfully, I always felt that his jumps look weird. But tonight -thanks to the haircut I think- it doesn't look like he's falling apart in the air anymore. Though, his feature quality is still his flexibility on the spins -how does it feel to be able to bend your knees and thigh like that, Dan? It's really mesmerizing!

As underrated as he is, he does gradually become better in artistic interpretation. Kudos to Jason Brown with his choreography skill for bringing out the sensitivity within the music to Daniel's skating. I feel 39.25 in PCS is pretty justified, and therefore, 80.40 on SP seems to be fair enough. Which really makes it feel that Shun was scored way too low. And also I think Daniel is a little slower on the speed compared to the other 6 men, so it could have gotten his PCS a bit lower on skating skill component. Plus he's the only one still using a triple-triple combo, so I do think Shun's score should've been around 78-80s. But then again, this GPF is held in Italy, and the cheering from his supporters are so loud and lovely during his performance. I guess it gives judges more confident to give him extra points. Anyway, I'll be looking forward to see if he could put up a better fight in the FS and make the final placement even more interesting. BTW, is it just me or his pants is a little bit disturbing? Is it the extra tightness? Is it the untight fly? Is it the gray color? idk.

Sota Yamamoto (22 - JPN) 4T3T done strong and nicely, and it's the best combo jump of the night. He then managed to land the 4S safely too, though it doesn't have a long running edge. The 3A is also done with no worries tonight. Though, I noticed, the body position on his 3A is not really as tight as his quad jumps. It really could become worrisome, as he fell on 3A in NHK Trophy's FS. Anyway, tonight is another wonderfully clean SP for Sota. He's on the streak! Hopefully he could keep this consistency to his FS as well.

I can't help but keep falling in love with Mihoko Higuchi's amazing talent in choreography. She really knows how to bring the best line and use of music to be skated by each athlete. And she doesn't impose her trademark on the choreography, unlike some other choreographers. She just let each athlete have their own moment and give them room to be themselves. And I do feel that Sota really has found his way on how to carry himself during the step sequence and other transitional lines. His skating is even more gorgeous now. However, I'm a bit bummed out that he hasn't been able to break the 100 barrier yet with scoring 94.86. But I guess it's a bit understandable seeing the 4S was not as good as in his 2 previous GP series. And so let us see where will he place in the FS. Can he stand on the podium? This will be very interesting.

Kao Miura (17 - JPN) Strong and confident start, but unfortunately had to go down on the combo jump. The 4S was done smoothly with a nice ice coverage and speed, but it was the 3T after that caused him a trouble. Though, I had to commend him for fighting so hard to save himself. So his 4S3T still become my highlight of his performance. He got back on track though, with 3A done quick and smooth. He also managed to land the 4T despite got slightly off axis in the air. Kao is so on fire tonight. The speed and attack in his skating is so crazy to look at.

Sadly his SP's 1st place streak had to end as he only got 87.07 tonight, putting him in 3rd. Though he -quite literally- didn't go down without a fight. I have so much to like about his SP program. The choreo, the speed, the step sequence, the spin, and the costume, they're aggressive and offensive. You shouldn't take your eyes away from him even for a milisecond. Truly a power to be reckoned with. Yet, I'm quite certain that he can still improve on the spins by adding some unique positions. Though maybe it's not really necessary since he already got all the spins on level 4 tonight. But since he said he looks up to Stephane, I do wish that he would put more effort in making unique spin positions like Steph did. Anyway, can't wait to see his Beauty and The Beast FS. Let's see if he'll be more of the beauty or more of the beast.

Shoma Uno (24- JPN) Finally, we get to the reigning world champion. And I'd say, even though it's still not his cleanest SP yet, it really grows on me. First of all, the 4F. Solid, no hesitation, incredible rotation speed, nice body position, and clean landing. IMO it is deserving the highest GOE of any solo jump tonight. Still, I think it would've been even better had he kept the landing position a little bit longer. And if maybe he can really do a toepick take-off, not the full blade assist? then I'm sure he can finally get bigger GOE. It's still visibly a 4F though. Next, the combo jump. Had to do 4T2T only, because the 4T landed a bit tight. Still, I think it's a better attempt than in his 2 previous GP series. And the last jumping pass, the 3A, smooth as a butter. Again, deserving the highest GOE for any Axel jumps tonight as well.

My next highlight of his performance tonight would be the twizzle. It's a chef kiss twizzle. Right on the music at that.

Though, I found it really weird that even with this display of twizzle, the body movement, and the speed control throughout the stsq, he only managed to get step sequence level 3, when I thought the StSq tonight was even better than the 2 previous GP series. It really is a wonder of why so many step sequence are not getting the level 4 tonight. Though, Shoma does get the highest GOE for the StSq with 1.37 points. Anyway, Shoma managed to secure the 1st place in SP with 99.99 points. Juuuust 0.01 point off from reaching 100. Is it underscored, or is it fair, I'm still uncertain. As I do see that some judges are quite generous in the PCS. Like J9 from UK who gave him a 10.00 in presentation. Seeing the margin from SkatingScores' judges tally spreads, Shoma got a pretty tall bar ranging from 95.61 points, given by the US judge, to 106.98, given by the UK judge, with the Japanese judge only gave him 96.21 points, second to lowest. So yes, I think it is debatable if the performance Shoma put out tonight is being scored fairly, or not. We'll see in the FS if Shoma can keep this placement and finally claim the GPF title in his 5th participation. That would be incredibly joyous if he could, as this is the same place Stephane got his second GPF title AND Olympic medal.

And last, but not least...

Ilia Malinin (18 - USA) Another SP fail for Ilia as all of his jumps didn't work out as well as he planned tonight. Stepped out on 4T3T. The 4S landed with a pretty good running edge, but was called out as q. And understandably so, seeing the wobble on the landing foot. And then another mistake on the 3A. Thus pushing judges to give plenty negative GOEs here and there.

Not sure if the pressure got to him or if he's really couldn't skate well due to an injury. But tonight he ended up with 80.10 points, putting him in 5th. I would say, it's an understandable but at the same time questionable score for this performance. Cause, well... he didn't fall. So, to have him ahead of Shun is a little understandable. However, the PCS is pretty questionable. Since I don't think Ilia has a better skating skill than Shun, but somehow they gave him the same score on that component, and even higher in composition. So yeah I'm a bit squinting my eyes on that part. Also, to have his StSq on level 4 while Shoma, Kao, and Sota were in level 3 is also questionable. Cause I don't think he has the same good controlled speed as Kao and Shoma, nor beautiful lines and quality edge control as Shoma and Sota. And although he had many elements like knee slide, kicks and fun jumps, those are not really a required elements for StSq that should grant him a level 4. So yeah, I can't help but feel that there's a bit of a scheme at play there. But anyway, pretty sure Ilia will do a lot of catching up in the FS with the 4A and 5 quads layout. Not sure if it would be good for him to push for that layout, if he really is injured. I mean, he's still so young. There would be more opportunities, as I hope this would not be his first and last GP Final attendance. So I do hope he'd think it through, and aim for longetivity, rather than burning himself out too quickly in his first GP.

In conclusion, the Free Skate will still going to be really tight because nobody broke 100 points barrier tonight. Will Shoma be able to skate clean and keep his placement to stand on top of the podium? Will Ilia be able to land 4A and catch up a lot of points and overtake Shoma? Who will stay on the podium between Sota and Kao? Can Shun deliver a redemption FS? And can Daniel give his best ever performance in front of home crowd? Well, let's look forward to the FS and hope for the best for all the skaters, shall we?

#Shun Sato #Daniel Grassl #Sota Yamamoto #Kao Miura #Shoma Uno #Ilia Malinin #figure skating #gpf 2022 #grand prix final #torino 2022 #GPFigure #i finally wrote something long again #my thoughts #long post

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antantanto · 1 year

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BBBABD Timeline

Start chapter 1

Year 1 –

Remus - 10 years old

Sirius – 13 years old

December:

· Remus sees Sirius skate for the first time at the JGPF during Sirius' junior debut

· Sirius turns 14 on the 25th just after the JGPF

Year 2 –

November:

· Remus turns 11 and is gifted Moony and tickets to the JGPF of the next year

December:

· Sirius turns 15

Year 3 -

November:

· Remus turns 12

December:

· JGPF. Remus watches Sirius skate as he breaks the Junior Grand Prix world record and meets him for the first time. The rivalry begins

· Sirius turns 16 a few weeks after the JGPF

End chapter 1

Start chapter 2

Year 4 –

November:

· Remus turns 13

December:

· Sirius wins silver during his senior debut at the GPF

· Sirius turns 17

End chapter 2

Start chapter 3

Year 5 –

March:

· Sirius wins gold at the World Championships

August - November:

· Remus competes at his first Junior Grand Prix Series in the Trophee de France and the Rostelecom Cup

· Remus turns 14

December:

· Remus competes at his first JGPF where he fails in the SP due to nerves

· Sirius sees Remus crying alone in a deserted room but doesn’t approach him

· Remus watches Sirius skate as motivation, does better in his FS and places 4th overall

· Sirius turns 18 after the GPF

Year 6 –

March:

· Remus wins bronze at the Junior World Championships

· Sirius wins Gold at the World Championships

· Sirius spots Remus walking along a corridor but Remus doesn’t stop to speak to him

End chapter 3

Start chapter 4

Year 6 cont –

November:

· Remus turns 15

December:

· Remus tries and fails a quad toe loop at the JGPF and wins bronze

· Sirius turns 19 after the GPF

Year 7 –

March:

· Remus skates to the theme of victory and wins gold at the Junior World Championships

· Remus meets McGonagall and James

· Remus runs into Sirius in a bathroom and their conversation doesn’t go well

· Remus moves to London

End chapter 4

Start chapter 5

Year 7 cont –

April – November:

· Remus tells James about Sirius

· Remus turns 16

· Remus competes in his first Grand Prix Series

December:

· Remus competes in his first GPF

· Remus has a panic attack between the SP and the FS

· Remus places 5th at the GPF

· Sirius turns 20 after the GPF

Year 8 –

February:

· Sirius wins gold at the Olympics

· Remus begins to attend therapy for his anxiety

March:

· Remus wins bronze at the World Championships, Sirius wins gold and Peter wins silver

· Remus is caught glaring at Sirius on the podium on camera

End chapter 5

Timeskip between chapters 5 and 6

Year 8 cont -

November:

· Remus turns 17

December:

· Remus wins bronze at the GPF

· Sirius turns 21 after the GPF

Year 9 –

February

· Remus wins gold at the Europeans

March

· Remus wins silver at the WC (World Championships), Sirius wins gold

End of timeskip

Start chapter 6

Year 9 cont –

November:

· Remus turns 18

December:

· Remus wins silver at the GPF, Sirius wins Gold

· Sirius turns 22 after the GPF

Year 10 –

March:

· James wins bronze at the Junior WC

· Remus catches Sirius looking at him and James before his SP in the WC

· Remus' SP scores higher than Sirius'

· After the FS Sirius' combined score beats Remus by one point

· Remus has his first dream about Sirius

End chapter 6

Start chapter 7

Year 10 cont -

August-November:

· James makes his senior debut

· Remus wins gold in Skate America

· Sirius has a leg injury during a failed quad lutz during a qualifier which prevents him from skating for the rest of the season

· Remus wins the Canada cup and skates one of Sirius' old routines in a deserted Canadian rink. Sirius watches unnoticed

· Remus turns 19

December:

· Remus wins gold at the GPF

· Sirius turns 23

Year 11 -

February:

· Remus wins gold at the 4C

March:

· Remus wins gold at the WC

End chapter 7

Start chapter 8

Year 11 cont

November:

· Remus turns 20

December:

· GPF. Sirius' SP outscores Remus'

· Remus changes the jump components of his FS to try and up his technical score, pushing most of his jumps into the second half, adding in an extra quad and attempting a quad flip which he has never yet landed in competition. He fails to land the quad flip during his FS

· Sirius skates and Remus leaves the arena, knowing who has won

· Remus wins silver, Sirius wins gold

· Remus falls into a depression after his loss but is motivated by McGonagall

· Sirius turns 24

Year 12 –

February:

· Remus wins gold at the Olympics, Sirius wins silver and Peter wins bronze

· Remus speaks to Sirius on the podium

· Sirius doesn’t show up immediately to the afterparty and Remus gets blackout drunk and forgets the rest of the night

March

· Remus wins gold at the World Championships and Sirius wins Silver

· Remus and Sirius dance together at the banquet

· Remus and Sirius sleep together for the first time

· Remus attempts to sneak out of Sirius' hotel room but runs into Sirius who is bringing him a drink before he can leave. They part.

End chapter 8

Start chapter 9

Year 12 cont –

November:

· Remus turns 21

December:

· GPF. Sirius wishes Remus good luck before his free skate

· Sirius wins gold and Remus wins silver

· Remus congratulates Sirius on his win

· Remus almost comes to terms with losing but it is ruined comments on social media while sends him spiralling

· Remus and Sirius sleep together for a second time but Remus doesn’t stay the night

· Sirius turns 25 after the GPF

Year 13 –

March:

· Remus places first in the SP during the WC

· Remus is injured during the warm up for the FS in a crash with Sirius

· Remus insists on skates but comes 6th due to his injury

· Sirius invites him out to dinner as an apology

· Remus calls Sirius by his first name to his face for the first time

End chapter 9

Chapter 10

Year 13 cont –

November:

· Remus turns 22

December:

· Remus wins gold in the GPF and Sirius wins silver

· Remus and Sirius talk at the banquet and then sleep together for the third time

· Remus tells James about Sirius

· Sirius turns 26 after the GPF

Year 14 –

March:

· Remus and Sirius wish each other luck via text before the WC

· Remus comes in third in the SP behind Sirius and Peter

· Peter tells Remus what happened after he got blackout drunk at the Olympics

· Remus overhears Peter and Sirius talking but doesn’t understand the content of their conversation

· Remus wins gold, Sirius wins silver

· Sirius invites Remus up to his hotel room and Remus accepts. They sleep together for the fourth time and Remus stays the night

· Remus half-wakes to Sirius singing to him and tracing patterns on his back

End chapter 10

Start chapter 11

Year 14 cont -

November:

· Sirius has qualified for the GPF. Remus is due to skate in Skate Canada as his first event and arrives to Canada early

· His plane is delayed, hotel room given away and luggage lost which forces him to go and stay with Sirius

· Remus meets Padfoot and they get along instantly

· Remus and Sirius share the same bed but do not sleep together

· Remus struggles to perfect his SP

· Remus takes Padfoot for a walk and has dinner with Sirius

· The next day Remus cooks dinner for Sirius as a thank you. He talks to his father in Italy and asks her to make sure Moony is kept on a lead from now on to avoid him getting hit by any cars. Sirius and Remus spend the evening together with Sirius acting as a translator when they watch TV so that Remus can understand

· Remus, Sirius and Padfoot go sightseeing around Quebec City and Sirius takes a picture of Remus

· Sirius lets Remus borrow one of his old costumes and Remus chooses the Eros outfit which he remembers Sirius skating in when they met for the first time

· Remus realises he may have been wrong about what kind of person Sirius is now

· Remus seduces Sirius with a version of the Eros routine and they sleep together for a fifth time. Remus spends the night.

· Remus wins gold the next day

· Remus turns 23 a few weeks after leaving Russia

End of chapter 11

Start chapter 12

Year 14 cont -

December:

· Remus and Sirius meet along with a couple of other skaters before the GPF for dinner

· Sirius beats Remus in the SP the next day

· Sirius and Remus sleep together that night and Sirius discovers Remus has never slept with anyone but him

· Sirius wins the competition the next day and Remus realises that he doesn’t mind like he used to

· Remus overhears other skaters talking about the fact that Sirius will retire soon.

· Remus and Sirius sleep together again and Remus finally reveals why he used to hate Sirius so much

Year 15 -

January:

· Remus goes to watch Sirius skate in the European Championships and gets jealous when he sees someone else flirting with Sirius

· Remus meets Yuri for the first time and is given an ultimatum

· Remus realises he is in love with Sirius

End chapter 12

Start chapter 13

Year 15 cont -

January:

· Remus confesses everything to James and decided to tell Sirius his feelings

March:

· Remus and Sirius skate together at the World Championships

· Remus almost confesses to Sirius but is put off by the public reaction and his own fears. They sleep together the night between the short program and the free skate

· Sirius catches Remus taking his anti-anxiety medicine the morning of the free skate and mistakes it for doping. Mad-eye catches them and swear he will tell the ISU that Remus is cheating and get him banned for life. Sirius tries to prevent it but is too late and Remus runs away.

· Remus is tested to prove his is not taking performance enhancing drugs and the news of the allegations and medications is leaked to the press although not through either Sirius or Remus' sides. This further complicates matters

· Both Remus and Sirius perform terribly in the free skate due to emotional devastation and neither win medals

· Remus leaves the stadium before Sirius can reach him and goes back to Praiano for the first time in 8 years

End chapter 13

Start chapter 14

Year 15 cont -

March - July:

· Remus returns home to Praiano unsure of whether he will continue to skate or retire

· Remus has several important conversations about skating, Sirius and his future with various important people

Remus decides to return to London to skate

July - Novemeber:

· Remus trains in London to prepare for the upcoming season

· Remus finally takes down the poster of Sirius

· Remus competes in the Grand Prix Series at the Cup of China with James and the Rostelecom Cup with Canadian Yuri Plisetski

· Remus turns 24

December:

· Remus competes at the GPF in Barcelona and decides to try again with Sirius

· Sirius skates to Stay Close To Me and Remus finally realises the meaning behind his programs and that they are directed at him

· Remus skates to Onn Ice in response and declares his love of Sirius to the world, breaking the FS world record in the process

· Sirius and Remus kiss on live TV

· They mutually agree to talk it out and begin their relationship together

End chapter 14

#wolfstar #ao3 fic #timeline

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72crowe89 · 1 year

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Grand Prix Final Math

So, out of boredom and love for math, I decided to calculate how several skaters could make the Grand Prix Final. If I made a mistake, please comment under the post. Also, for convenience sake, I’m only considering those with 22 points and those who placed 4th or higher and are going to Espoo (except for Pairs).

Men

Currently in:

Shoma Uno (30 points: 15 + 15)

Kao Miura (26 points: 13 + 13)

Sota Yamamoto (26 points: 13 + 13)

Daniel Grassl (24 points: 9 + 15)

On the cusp:

Adam Siao Him Fa (22 points: 15 + 7)

Cha Jun-hwan (22 points: 11 + 11)

Heading to Espoo:

Ilia Malinin (15 points)

Shun Sato (11 points)

Keegan Messing (9 points)

Path to the GPF:

Keegan: Gets in if he wins (24 points: 9 + 15)

Shun: Gets in if he’s 2nd place or higher (24 or 26 points: 9 + 13 or 9 + 15), unless Keegan wins (24 points but higher placement) and Ilia gets 3rd or 4th place (26 points or 24 points but higher placement)

Ilia: Gets in if he’s in 4th or higher (24-30 points: 15 + (9 to 15)), and a good chance of getting in at 5th place (22 points, but more likely to have a higher total score than Adam), unless Keegan wins and Shun get 2nd place (both 24 points) and he’s 5th place or lower (< or = 22 points)

Adam: Shun gets 3rd place (22 points, but Adam has the higher placement) or lower (< 22 points), or Ilia gets 6th place or lower (< or = 20 points) or he places 5th and Adam beats his combined scores (probable but unlikely), and Keegan gets 2nd place (22 points, but Adam has the higher placement) or lower (<22 points)

Jun-hwan: Two of the above happen to Ilia, Shun, and/or Keegan

Women

Currently in:

Kaori Sakamoto (28 points: 15 + 13)

Kim Ye-lim (28 points: 13 + 15)

Isabeau Levito (26 points: 13 + 13)

On the cusp:

Rinka Watanabe (22 points: 15 + 7)

Rion Sumiyoshi (22 points: 11 + 11)

Heading to Espoo:

Mai Mahara (15 points)

Loena Hendrickx (15 points)

Anastasiia Gubanova (11 points)

Path to the GPF:

Anastasiia: Gets in if she’s 2nd or higher (24 or 26 points: 11 + 13 or 11 + 15)

Loena: Gets in if she’s 4th or higher (24-30 points: 15 + (9 to 15)), and a good chance of getting in at 5th place (22 points, but a higher placement than Rion and a more than likely higher combined score than Rinka)

Mai: Gets in if she’s 4th or higher (24-30 points: 15 + (9 to 15)), and a good chance of getting in at 5th place (22 points, but a higher placement than Rion and a more than likely higher combined score than Rinka)

Rinka: Gets in if either Loena or Mai get 6th place or lower (< or = 20 points) or place fifth and have a smaller combined score than Rinka (unlikely for both) or Anastasiia gets 3rd place (22 points, but Rinka has the higher placement) or lower (< or = 20 points)

Rion: Two of the above happen to Anastasiia, Loena, or Mai

Ice Dance

Currently in:

Charlene Guignard/ Marco Fabbri (30 points: 15 + 15)

Laurence Fournier-Beaudry/ Nikolaj Sorensen (28 points: 13 + 15)

Madison Chock/ Evan Bates (28 points: 15 + 13)

Lilah Fear/ Lewis Gibson (26 points: 13 + 13)

On the cusp:

Marjorie Lajoie/ Zachary Lagha (22 points: 11 + 11)

Going to Espoo:

Piper Gilles/ Paul Poirier (15 points)

Kaitlin Hawayak/ Jean-Luc Baker (13 points)

Christina Carreira/ Anthony Ponomarenko (9 points)

Path to GPF:

C/P: Get in if they win (24 points: 9 + 15) and H/B are not 2nd place (26 points) or G/P are 5th or lower (< or = 22 points) or in 4th place and C/P beat their combined score (unlikely)

H/B: Get in if they are 2nd or higher (26 or 28 points: 13 + 13 or 13 + 15) or 3rd place if C/P doesn’t win (24 points, but C/P would have the higher place), or 4th place if G/P get lower than 5th place (< or = 20 points) and C/P are 2nd, and H/B beat their combined total score (likely), or lower (< 22 points)

G/P: Get in if they are 4th place or higher (24 to 30 points: 15 + (9 to 15)) or 5th place if C/P don’t win or H/B place 4th (22 points, but G/P would have the higher placement) or lower (< or = 20 points)

La/La: Get in if G/P are 6th or lower (15 points total) or H/B are 5th or lower (13 or 20 points total, or both if C/P win (24 points) or gets 2nd (22 points, but C/P would have the higher placement)

Pairs

Currently in:

Riku Miura/ Ryuichi Kihara (30 points: 15 + 15)

Alexa Knierim/ Brandon Frazier (30 points: 15 + 15)

Deanna Stellato-Dudek/ Maxime Deschamps (28 points: 13 +15)

Emily Chan/ Spencer Akira Howe (26 points: 13 + 13)

Sara Conti/ Niccolo Macii (24 points: 11 + 13)

Going to Espoo:

Rebecca Ghilardi/ Filippo Ambrosini (9 points)

Anastasiia Metelkina/ Daniil Parkman (9 points)

Anna Valesi/ Manuel Piazza (7 points)

Daria Danilova/ Michel Tsiba (5 points)

Path to GPF:

G/A: Get in if they win or place second (22 points) if D/T wins (20 points)

M/P: Get in if they win or place second (22 points) if D/T wins (20 points)

V/P: Get in if they win (22 points)

D/T: Get in if they win (20 points) unless G/A or M/P place second (22 points)

#figure skating #grand prix #grand prix final #grand prix espoo #isu grand prix

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austerlitzborodinoleipzig · 1 year

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GPF qualifications

Women

In :

Kaori Sakamoto (28 pts)

Yelim Kim (28 pts)

Isabeau Levito (26 pts)

On the cusp : Rinka Watanabe and Rion Sumiyoshi have both 22 pts but Rinka has a gold and wins the tiebreaker.

Probable lineup : Kaori-Yelim-Loena-Mai-Isabeau-Rinka

Men

Shoma Uno (30 pts)

Kao Miura (26 pts)

Sota Yamamoto (26 pts)

Daniel Grassl (24 pts)

On the cusp : Adam and Jun with 22 pts. Adam win the tiebreaker with his gold at IdF.

Ilia is a safe bet he has to finish at least 4th.

Shun needs at least a silver. A bronze will have him tie with Jun and Adam and loose to Adam. Keegan needs a win and Shun or Ilia flopping.

Pairs

In : Miura/Kihara, Knierim/Frazer, Chan/Howe, Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps and Conti/Macii. Whoever wins at Espoo should complete the field.

Ice Dance

Lmao most predictable field.

In : Chock/Bates, the Canadanes, G/F, the Brits.

Gilles/Poirier and H/B should complete the lineup.

#figure skating

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GPF Torino 22 - Shoma Uno

Elements:

4F | 4T2T | FCS4 | 3A | StSq3 (????????) | ChCoS4 (?) | ChSS4

Program: Gravity

Wow wow wow WOW! Shoma just has such an unparalleled musicality, presence and quality to his skating. That Step Sequence is truly something special, and it’s truly a testament to the Shoma x Stephanè collab… so good (even resetting and popping the 2T to get his combo o it after the VERY deep edge landing on his 4T) and I’m so PROUD 😭😭😭

Score: 99.99 into 1st (GIVE HIM THE 100 YOU COWARDS)

#figure skating #grand prix figure #Shoma Uno #team Japan #gpf 22 #grand Prix final #gpf torino 2022

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shadowetienne · 1 year

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Japanese Nationals, Women’s event, groups 3&4, so many emotions!

This field! This field is so deep, there’s so much going on!

GROUP 3

Yuhana Yokoi (22)

Oh no Yuhana your jumps, where did they go? She seemed happy to be there and performed all through anyhow. Lovely spins for the most part, but the last one was rushed by jump issues.

Rika Kihara (20)

Glad she isn’t pushing the hard content too fast too soon in her injury recovery. Her skating is beautiful, but because of the pared down content, she can’t afford even small jumping errors that were present today. Still great to see her skate, and I hope that the progress she is making elsewhere this season will pay off. I will be interested to see more of what working with Orser does for her.

Yuna Aoki (20)

I love the 3Lz-3Lo combo, and just 3Lo on the end of combos in general, and hers was pretty. I loved her junior days, so it’s lovely to see her here and skating so well. She looked so happy with that, which makes me happy. Lovely program commitment and performance.

Ikura Kushida (15 - Juniors)

Excellent potential from the junior field. Good jumps and skills for where she is, but she’s still definitely working on that musical connection. Excited to see where she is in a few years.

Ami Nakai (14 - Juniors)

She was already one of my favorite juniors this year! What a program that was, everything was there. She had the big elements, but they weren’t just big elements strung together to rack up points. She performed and got all level 4s on her leveled elements. She’s going to be a force to be reckoned with, and she’s already on her way there! I love how interesting her programs are to watch.

Ayumi Shibayama (14 - Juniors)

Great work! She did her best and skated very clean. There’s been a lot of progress in her skating. This music seems like it’s a little too much for her performance ability right now. She did try really hard for it though.

GROUP 4

Mana Kawabe (18)

Beautiful skating, but some falls to throw her off. 3A is almost back for her, but not quite. I’m proud of her, but this wasn’t quite her day for the FS.

Saki Miyake (20)

I think this program can be very interesting with great program structure, but she was a little bit all over the place with its execution today. She seemed a little off from the start (looked like she might have been having a costume issue, and I could see that unnerving her). Lovely skater, not her day.

Mao Shimada (14 - Juniors)

Oh no starting with the falls on her big elements, but she pulled it together and skated the rest really clean. She’s got such a bright, charming energy, but she knows how to modulate it to fit the music and the moment in the program. Beautiful spiral in there! Good for her!

Mone Chiba (17 - Junior)

There were some issues, but what a lovely level of skating for a seventeen year old! Amazing layback spin at the end, great spins in general honestly. I appreciate how much she has to her skating beyond just jumps.

Mai Mihara (23)

Coming in off the GPF win and carrying that momentum! You can tell that she’s such an experienced skater because she was able to work around early program mistakes and make the program so strong and suitable by adding the missed combo back in. She performs and skates so beautifully, and you can really feel that skate and her emotions! That spiral is so so good! I’m so proud of her!

Kaori Sakamoto (22)

She’s caved and struggled under pressure and expectations a few times this season, but not today, not here! That was the performance of her season so far, and I hope that she can build on that energy into Worlds (and 4CC if she goes)! That’s Kaori the WC, that’s Kaori the Olympic medalist, that’s Kaori the reigning Japanese National Champion. The jumps, the spins, the steps, every element was there and beauitful! The passion and performance just locked it in so that the skills shone! Her loop! I’m so proud, not entirely coherent about it. Her reaction to her scores at the end was so good.

I’m very happy with how this went for Kaori and Mai, and happy enough for overall placements. There were some skates that didn’t go as well as hoped, but in the end, I think that this turned out pretty OK.

#figure skating #Japanese Nationals 2022-2023 season #my ramblings #Kaori and Mai I'm so proud

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myjunkisyuzuruhanyu · 1 year

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who is into the gpf?

I guess you mean who qualified already for the GPF? 🤔

For now officially qualified are those skaters who have taken part in two events and numerically have done enough that they are under the top 6 of the GP series and cannot get kicked by the remaining skaters.

For men:

Shoma Uno (30 points), Kao Miura (26 points), Sota Yamamoto (26 points) and Daniel Grassl (24 points)

Still on the "could qualify" list are Adam Siao Him Fa with 22 points and Ilia Malinin, Keegan Messing and Shun Sato who still have to skate at GP Espoo.

For women:

Kaori Sakamoto (28 points), Yelim Kim (28 points), Isabeau Levito (26 points)

On the could qualify list Rinka Watanabe (22 points), Mai Mihara, Loena Hendrickx and Anastasia Gubanova who still have to compete at GP Espoo

For ice dance:

Guignard/Fabbri (30 points), Chock/Bates (28 points), Fournier-Beaudry/Sorensen (28 points) Fear/Gibson (26 points)

Could still qualify Hawayek/Baker and Gilles/Poirier

I don't do Pairs bc tbh Pairs is just bad atm...😅

If you meant something else with your ask, feel free to ask again!

#figure skating #replies #gp series 2022 #gpf 2022

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infinity-compliance · 1 year

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Interest rate on PF deposits may be near 8% for FY23

New Delhi: The government may peg the interest rate on provident fund deposits at nearly 8% for 2022-23, almost at the same level as in the previous fiscal, people familiar with the matter told ET.They said the earnings of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation were being worked out but 8% was doable considering higher returns on investments this year."Return on EPFO investments this year have been strong with reduced withdrawals on account of Covid-19 pandemic. Even investments in equity are expected to fetch better returns than last year, making a clear case of either retaining the interest rate at 8.1% or bringing it a tad lower to 8%," a senior government official said on the condition of anonymity. Another official said raising the interest rate beyond 8.1% will widen the difference between PF rates and rates on public provident fund (PPF) and general provident fund (GPF) which stands at 7.1%."The government will stick to around 8% to avoid any political backlash as it heads into key state assembly elections this year, followed by general elections next year," the second official added.The central board of trustees of EPFO is expected to meet later this month or in early March to decide on the interest rate that will be recommended by its Finance Investment and Audit committee based on the earnings for 2022-23. The retirement fund body had announced the interest rate of 8.1% for 2021-22, which was the lowest in four decades and was significantly lower than 8.5% credited in the preceding year. This was on an estimated income of ₹76,768 crore with ₹450 crore as surplus. Exchange Traded Fund The CBT is also expected to take a call on the threshold on redemption of exchange traded funds at its upcoming meeting.It had in its last meeting in October 2022, proposed fixing a threshold on ETF redemption to ensure minimum returns and better payout to its subscribers. EPFO started investing in equities in 2015-16, starting with 5% in the first year, 10% in the second year and 15% in the subsequent years. Source link https://www.infinitycompliance.in/product/online-company-registration-in-india/ Read the full article

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batmads-ao3 · 1 year

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I posted 199 times in 2022

That's 99 more posts than 2021!

122 posts created (61%)

77 posts reblogged (39%)

I tagged 149 of my posts in 2022

Only 25% of my posts had no tags

#yuri on ice - 102 posts

#yoi - 97 posts

#yuri on ice fic - 96 posts

#yoi fic - 94 posts

#victor nikiforov - 83 posts

#victuuri - 80 posts

#victuuri fic - 77 posts

#yuri katsuki - 77 posts

#yakov feltsman - 66 posts

#phichit chulanont - 63 posts

Longest Tag: 108 characters

#back when i was just crawling through every day and the idea of this fic was the only thing keeping me going

My Top Posts in 2022:

I'm torn how I'm starting this chapter (GPF): Yuri or Victor POV.

So...you guys tell me! Who should it be??

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No context chapter 22 spoilers

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Big Sneaks

Four years ago I posted a photo of my notebook open to the Barcelona chapter from WitS while I watched the Olympics.

Now I'm writing the third and final part to that story.

All of the parts are in one Google doc, now almost 500 pages long. Send me a page or chapter number, and I'll post a pic of that page and the Olympics while I watch every night (one for every night of the Olympics, maybe more if there's a skating event on). Aim high if you want anything from anything from Across the Universe

Oh. And I won't blur anything out this time ;)

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Written in the Stars

After Yakov decides to take a break from coaching skating to focus on his crumbling relationship with his wife and soulmate, Lilia, Victor is forced to move away from his beloved home rink to Detroit so he can begin training under Celestino Ciandini. With his young friend Yurio in tow, they befriend their new rink mates and are quickly folded into a new little family unlike any Victor has had before.

Soulmates!AU • College! AU (kinda) • Slowburn

Read Chapter Four here!

In which Yuri begins to open up, and Victor spends a little too much time obsessing about Yuri.

Continue on Ao3

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My #1 post of 2022

Mappa dropping all the anniversary art like:

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#tumblr2022 #year in review #my 2022 tumblr year in review #your tumblr year in review #i will never understand why chapter four specifically got a fair amount of notes #(including reblogs! rare for a fic!)#but you know what I'm not going to question it

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nonedhudla · 2 years

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Es war einmal eine bescheidene, feine, kleine, wortwörtliche Underground-Veranstaltungsreihe von Andrea „Neue K” Oliarca, Licia „Lithium” „Lichene” Londini, Valentina Bardazzi und Mirco „Lazare” Magnani im Kili und darauf folgend in der räudigen Friedrichshainer Knochenbox unter der Theaterkapelle, tiefe Decke, Pfeiler, eng, abgefucktes, so nices Flair.

Irgendwann in 2012 blieben Mirco und Valentina auf der Strecke, wir vermissen DJ Lazare.

2014 musste die „often imitated, never duplicated” „Tanz im Quadrat”, später bloß „TiQ”, „that has set new standards for the Berlin electronic scene”, wegen „kiddie theater and milk coffee events for all the young Deutsch Mutties” weiterziehen.

Nach Stopps im Slaughterhouse und im Sternchen fand sich glücklicherweise im Bahnbogen des Hangar 49 ein neues Zuhause, bis die Betreiber Paul Linke und Till Kraeusel 2020 das Handtuch warfen, Corona-Hilfen sowie Spenden abkassierten, Einrichtung und Equipment verscherbelten und, wie sie es bereits vor der Mimimidemie angekündigt hatten, die Pforten schlossen.

Es folgten Abstecher in'n Duncker, in's Beate Uwe und in Kürze in den Raumvier des KitKatClubs, früher bekannt als „Clinic Basement” und für seine unverschämten Getränkepreise, ergo nicht wirklich das Wahre; ist vermutlich kein einfaches Unterfangen einen adäquaten Veranstaltungsort aufzustöbern.

Jetzt also erneut zu Gast im „Factory”-Wohnzimmer Slaughterhouse zum zwölfjährigen Jubiläum mit einem „incredible” „impressive line up”, an erster Stelle der zu oft bei der TiQ gesehene, kaum gehörte und alles andere als spannende „Live”-Act „minimal synth maestro” Sean McBride alias Martial Canterel, „the greatest exponent of American minimal synth sounds of the 21st Centrury”.

Für die Konservenklänge verantworten sich Resident- Neue K, fifty-fifty Gast-/Resident-DJ Andrea „Hanzel” Siddu, über den wir aufgrund seiner Musikauswahl schon manches Mal den Kopf schüttelten, dazu gesellen sich die - *Trommelwirbel* - Freddy Mercurys, John Lennons und Johnny Cashs des Utz-utzes, nämlich die „among the most respected djs and producers from the Berlin and international electronic scene” „2 living legends of the Berlin techno scene”, „cult heroes of the international techno scene”, Hayden Payne alias Phase Fatale aka „Sekunde” plus „Pogo in Sauerkraut” Michael Wollenhaupt alias Ancient Methods.

„Well that's one for the books !”

Keine Ahnung, warum Veranstalter immer wieder meinen, mehr, mehr, mehr DJs in einem ziemlich begrenzten Zeitrahmen versprächen mehr Pep und es sei eine fantastische Idee mindestens einen „Live”-Act mit reinzuquetschen, aber so is'es eben, ich bin nicht der Nabel der Welt, gar nicht wenige machen sich nach wie vor in die Hose, wenn ihnen jemand in den Öffis unmaskiert begegnet, stören sich nicht an den fehlenden Pommes beim oder daran, dass Pleasure X noch nicht zum GPF eingeladen wurde, oder trinken Bier.

Wurscht wie, die tiq'sche Promo-Abteilung, unmittelbar zuvor beim Superlative-Seminar von 2xT und Stefan „Devotee” Kistner geschult, verspricht, wenngleich auf FB lediglich „VON 22:00 BIS 07:00” die Rede ist, eine „massive 12h anniversary bash” und die „royalty of uncompromising, powerful and driving electronic dance music”.

Freitag Abend, tatsächlich hatte ich die TiQ schon und lange auf meinem Zettel, extra dafür zurück nach Berlin gejetet, „137” FB-Zusagen derweil, die Dunkelziffer deutlich höher, da wird mir glatt ein bisschen bange, „11.30 PM (sharp)” das Dudel-„concert” („Concert starts at 23:30 sharp”), sprich, es dürfte 1 Uhr bis zur tatsächlichen Party werden und das, wo ich an sich vorbildlich stets früh auf der Matte stehe, meine Begeisterung hielt sich dementsprechend sehr in Grenzen.

Aber wie das so ist, 'ne Meinung kanns'de dir nur bilden, ein Erlebnis nur teilen, wenn'de den Weg auf dich genommen hast, von daher, wat mutt, dat mutt.

Klar ist, die ehemals „bescheidene, feine, kleine, wortwörtliche Underground-Veranstaltungsreihe” hat sich gewandelt, insbesondere das Publikum. Verirrte Hipster sind mitnichten eine Seltenheit, die vervielfachte Kundschaft ist breiter gefächert und dazu stumpfer geworden, selbst die DJs, insbesondere die aus Mexiko, partiell ebenfalls.

Kurzum, zuletzt vergangenes Jahr einen eher so lala TiQ-Duncker besucht, die Stunde der Wahrheit rückt näher: Was ist aus unserer Lieblingsparty geworden?

C'est la vie und ist ja nicht so, als hätte ich es nicht vorhergesehen, dies war ein Satz mit X, ein kurzer Info-Post in das Facebook-Event zu viel verlangt; acht Minuten vor eins, 0:52 Uhr, hatte mir gerade den Schweiß von der Tour de Berlin-Mitte abgewischt, winkt Licia am Kassentresen wild gestikulierend, als wolle sie ein lästiges Insekt von dannen scheuchen, direkt ab: „Ausverkauft”.

Na denn, nix mit TiQ, nix mit Tanztee, damit verhält es sich nun wie mit a+w, kann'ich künftig auch gut drauf verzichten, abgehakt.

Heute Spätabend schlage ich denselben Weg ein, dem Himmel sei Dank ist die Factory nich' so 'ne hippe Veranstaltungsreihe.

PS: Einst „Eintritt frei”, in der Boxhagener 3 Euro, im Hangar anfangs 5 Euro, zur Feier der Nacht verlangten sie 2022 nach Hörensagen heimlich ganze 20 Euro, mein lieber Scholli.

Mein letztes Pre-Inflation-GPF-5-Nächte-Ticket kostete gerade einmal 40 Euro inklusive Versand per Einschreiben.

Freilich startete der „Live”-Act unpünktlich, des Weiteren wären sie wohl etwas überfordert von dem Andrang und mit der Abfertigung gewesen und vermutlich hätte im Anschluss an den „Live”-Act die Möglichkeit bestanden, gegen Bares in unbekannter Höhe Einlass zur After-Show-Party gewährt zu bekommen, offen oder überhaupt kommuniziert wurde dies nicht.

PPS: „TiQ war nice, hab aber auch schon bessere erlebt”, äußerte ein seltener TiQ-Gast.

PPPS: Tags darauf und da is'es wieder, das großspurige Laber Rhabarber: „On 15.7.2022 we are happily back at Beate Uwe with another killer line up.” DJs sind die vorgenannte alte Riege, 1, 2, 3 sowie die zuletzt im Neuköllner An der Autobahn gesehene Amélie „Kalte Sterne” Schwarb, dazu das transusige No-Name-Ein-Frau-Playback-Act Simona „Feralia Planitia” Dellamorte aus Haarlem.

PPPPS: „It was an amazing and unforgettable night […] Everything went great thanks to: […] Silvia/[…] for having helping us at the entrance making everyone feel welcomed.” - I beg to differ.

PPPPPS 17. Juli 2022: Ham'se es sich anders überlegt, nix Raumvier am 29. Juli zum „TIQ special warm up Kalabalik På Tyrolen Festival” mit „Autumns”, Slaughterhouse it is. Hanzel soll übrigens gut aufgelegt haben Freitag Nacht, 15. Juli 2022.

PPPPPPS 25. Januar 2024: „Nah, die TiQ ist für mich gestorben“, antwortete ich vorhin auf die Nachfrage, ob'ma' sich Samstag eben bei der TiQ sehe.

Ist nicht so, als hätte ich der „Tanz im Quadrat“ nicht genügend Chancen eingeräumt, zuletzt am 4. August 2023, erneut eine Enttäuschung. Irgendwann reicht es eben, ich weiß es besser, TiQs Stern ist gefallen, deren Selbstbeweihräucherung reißt es nicht raus, unsere einstige Lieblingsveranstaltung ist derweil nimmer der Rede wert, braucht es nicht, kann weg.

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